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Title: Update on Lepton Jets MET mSUGRA LM1: Systematic Uncertainty Decomposition


1
Update on LeptonJetsMETmSUGRA LM-1Systematic
Uncertainty Decomposition
  • Rick Bobby

2
Motivating ExampleMET (uncorr) From Towers
Total Background LM-1 Signal
Events
Rapidly falls
HLT Applied
?
Since this is a Counting Experiment, look at
cumulative events passing cuts
Flatter
MET GeV
3
Motivating ExampleMET (uncorr) From Towers
Total Background LM-1 Signal
Rapidly falls - ?B / ?MET large
Naïve expectation Small systematic
effects affecting MET might lead to large
differences in S / SB
Cumulative Num. Events Passing Cut
Flatter ?S / ?MET small
Cut on MET GeV
4
Uncertainty Definitionsconsidered so far
  • Statistical
  • SB
  • Systematical
  • Finite MC Statistics
  • NW / Ngen
  • QCD level (not shape)
  • 50
  • Jet Energy Scale
  • 10 ET
  • (affects also MET)
  • Jet Energy Resolution
  • Additional one ?ET smearing (?ET taken from the
    DAQ TDR)
  • (affects also MET)
  • For Jet Systematics
  • N number of events passing cuts before
    systematic effect applied
  • Nsyst number of events passing cuts after
    systematic effect applied
  • Uncertainty number of events
  • ?B N Nsyst

5
Uncertainty Definitionsconsidered so far
Quick side remark 10 seems conservative for
this study (we assumes 10 fb-1) Plan to vary JES
systematic according to expected dependence on
integrated luminosity 8-10 for L lt 1fb-1 3
at some point after 1fb-1
  • Statistical
  • SB
  • Systematical
  • Finite MC Statistics
  • NW / Ngen
  • QCD level (not shape)
  • 50
  • Jet Energy Scale
  • 10 ET
  • (affects also MET)
  • Jet Energy Resolution
  • Additional one ?ET smearing (?ET taken from the
    DAQ TDR)
  • (affects also MET)
  • For Jet Systematics
  • N number of events passing cuts before
    systematic effect applied
  • Nsyst number of events passing cuts after
    systematic effect applied
  • Uncertainty number of events
  • ?B N Nsyst

6
Uncertainty Definitionsconsidered so far
Quick side remark 10 seems conservative for
this study (we assumes 10 fb-1) Plan to vary JES
systematic according to expected dependence on
integrated luminosity 8-10 for L lt 1fb-1 3
at some point after 1fb-1
  • Statistical
  • SB
  • Systematical
  • Finite MC Statistics
  • NW / Ngen
  • QCD level (not shape)
  • 50
  • Jet Energy Scale
  • 10 ET
  • (affects also MET)
  • Jet Energy Resolution
  • Additional one ?ET smearing (?ET taken from the
    DAQ TDR)
  • (affects also MET)
  • For Jet Systematics
  • N number of events passing cuts before
    systematic effect applied
  • Nsyst number of events passing cuts after
    systematic effect applied
  • Uncertainty number of events
  • ?B N Nsyst

Many systematics not yet considered (PDFs, muon
ID eff, etc)
7
Systematic UncertaintyDecomposition
Statistical MC Statistics QCD Jet E Scale Jet E
Resolution Total
HLT Applied
Uncertainty number of events
Cut on MET GeV
8
Toy Significance Decomposition
NOTE The following plots have HLT
applied, MET cuts applied NO OTHER CUTS
APPLIED! ? significant optimisation
still possible (likely)
  • Statistical only
  • S / S B
  • Statistical MC Statistics
  • S / S B ?BMC2
  • Statistical QCD level
  • S / S B 0.5BQCD
  • Statistical Jet Energy Scale
  • S / S B ?BJES2
  • Statistical Jet Energy Resolution
  • S / S B ?BRES2
  • Total
  • S / S B ?BMC2 0.5BQCD ?BJES2 ?BRES2

9
Toy Significance Decomposition
Statistical only Statistical MC
Statistics Statistical QCD Statistical Jet E
Scale Statistical Jet E Resolution Total
Significance
HLT applied, MET cuts applied NO OTHER CUTS
APPLIED! ? significant optimisation
still possible (likely)
Inclusion of different systematics tend to prefer
higher MET cut values
HLT Applied
Cut on MET GeV
10
Observations
  • Systematics in toy significance definition
  • Shift to higher MET cut values preferred
  • Overall reduction in toy significance
    estimation
  • JetMET Uncertainties
  • Current choices dominate (no JetMET
    recommendation yet)
  • Jet Energy Scale 10 ET
  • Jet Energy Resolution additional one unit of
    ?ET smearing
  • Finite MC Statistics Uncertainty
  • Important, but does not currently dominate!!
  • Finite MC Statistics NW / Ngen
  • QCD Level (not-shape) Uncertainty
  • Not important compared with others (but, prob.
    too optimistic)
  • QCD level 50

11
Conclusion
  • Everything still very preliminary!
  • Healthy discussion about Finite MC Statistics
    Systematic arising from 06 Sept. SUSY/BSM Meeting
  • Selection optimisation underway
  • Toy significance estimate currently being used
  • Inclusion of systematic effects being studied
  • Likelihood ratio method being implemented
  • Will be used for final results
  • Early observations suggest that
  • Systematics can have a strong effect
  • JetMET systematics are important to understand
    and correctly estimate
  • Current assumptions may be conservative?
  • Need official recommendation from JetMET assuming
    10 fb-1 data collected
  • We are still collecting additional statistics
  • Y. Pakhotin has produced trees for all available
    ttbar!
  • We are working to include more Wjets
  • Will include Alpgen samples when available
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